How to Create a Poster

Poster is a publication media consisting of writing, drawing or combination between the two with the aim of providing information to the public. Posters are usually installed in public places that are considered strategic like schools, offices, markets, malls and other crowded places. The information on the poster is generally inviting the community . Types and examples of posters

According to wikipedia, the notion of a poster is a work of graphic art created with a blend of letters and numbers on paper of relatively large size. These posters are generally affixed to a wall or a relatively flat surface in public places that crowded for information and messages that exist in the poster can be conveyed to the public Perspex poster holder.


Here I will not explain how to design (draw) a poster, but what will be described is how the conceptual steps of making the poster itself.

1. Define Topics & Goals 


First, you have to decide what to discuss in the poster, whether to discuss beauty products, social activities, or an animated film.

Then, specify the reason you created the poster. You make it for promotion? or just socialization. Of course, promotional posters need more serious research in terms of drawing, words, and laying than a socialization poster.

2. Create a Short Sentence and Nature of Mugugesty 


Posters are usually read at a glance by visitors. Very few pedestrians or riders lingering somewhere, just to read a poster.

For that, make a short sentence to be read in just a few seconds. Later, through the short language, then the message written by the makers of posters can be delivered properly.

But, do not let these words even ambiguous and make readers confused. Make clear sentences and mensugesti people to buy or do something (especially when you make a product promotion poster).


3. Use Images 


Images are the most interesting messaging tools. This is why today's various posters use images with a much larger proportion than writing.

Images with striking colors are the kind that you should use for more visitors.


4. Use the Right Media 


The media (where the poster is placed) will determine if your poster is viewed or not. If you put a poster on the walls of the market, it is likely that the poster is much more 'in demand' than if it were taped to the walls of the village.